jln115:
Sammy is definitely stubborn, that's actually part of the problem since you can't admit when you are wrong.

But in all seriousness.......and Yes I'm being serious , You and I both know you made a mistake when you said the ARA(or even any Proforce vehicle for that matter) was exported to South Africa and the UN, which given the amount of d1ck measuring going on in this thread between Kenya and Nigeria I completely understand your post was made in the heat of the moment, We all make mistakes and owning up to them wont make you less of a man.

his mistakes are deliberate he keeps on posting pictures of cities which are not in Nigeria.

samorobo:



Hahahaha the bolded shows how desperate you are, is this the best you could come up with..sorry bro it's no working cause I don't know what you are talking about.i should be the one telling you to own up after showing you this severally so you can learn. Once again learn pls, for your own good..

Proforce
has achieved exports of its APCs to Rwanda,
the Central African Republic and South Sudan.
These vehicles have been deployed with United
Nations’missions.

Shame.... Then I'll continue to embarres you:

Rwanda= not South(ern) Africa
CAR= not South(ern) Africa
South Sudan= not South(ern) Africa

Deployed with UN does not = bought by UN.

So neither was the ARA or Proforce vehicles bought by South Africa or the UN as you claimed.

...

vaxx:
not true. from Ghana Goverment itself. the date is below.

Sorry I forgot to answer this earlier...

This was what I was saying earlier

https://www-nytimes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/world/africa/ghana-us-military-deal-protests.amp.html?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQEKAFwAQ%3D%3D#aoh=15683123687051&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nytimes.com%2F2018%2F03%2F28%2Fworld%2Fafrica%2Fghana-us-military-deal-protests.html

By the way they are various links online that attest to this event happening last year


https://www.defense.gov/Newsroom/News/Article/Article/1580061/united-accord-brings-together-us-ghanaian-troops/

samorobo:


What a game to play....I have

but you haven't

Fidha254:
I watched the one for Mombasa which I found here, The guy in the Video mentioned the Nairobi video and thats how I ended up finding that one...

Anyway, That's Nairobi CBD .... Which is a different area from Westlands and Uperhill..


Like this pic gives a perspective, on the extreme left is the CBD, then from the center of the pic, thats Uperhill distance in between is about 3 km (And you know, In a City 3km is a very long distance), Westlands not in the pic... Either westlands or Uperhill is bound to become the future CBD in 10 to 20 years time, it all depends who grows faster between the two districts



https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/business/2013/04/upper-hill-westlands-preferred-for-offices/

I don't remember asking you to lecture me on Nairobi. You sound like you've been looking for the opportunity to do so

vaxx:
check out golden age result . the young university ranking 2019 from the same ranking institution.

one thing to be notice is, this ranking progress can be influence and buy. Saudi Arabia uni is well known for that. sooner or later . the truth shall be open.

And you should understand, how serious thing are changing now. Germany have move up from 3 university to 23 uni. Uk refuse to progressed. down from 32 represented colledge to 28. A bigger gain for Germany this year. China and Japan are also well represented. things are changing.

I am not arguing this with you..we've constantly been ranked high year in year out and we keep doing better every year even webometrics speaks highly of our universities ..You won't be saying the bolded if it was Ghana unis that was ranked that way..stop applying sentiment

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


his mistakes are deliberate he keeps on posting pictures of cities which are not in Nigeria.

You are silly..you were told to prove it and least you could come up with was indian saree..mumu boy

jln115:

Shame.... Then I'll continue to embarres you:

Rwanda= not South(ern) Africa
CAR= not South(ern) Africa
South Sudan= not South(ern) Africa

Deployed with UN does not = bought by UN.

So neither was the ARA or Proforce vehicles bought by South Africa or the UN as you claimed.

You will continue to do nothing.. do you know the word DEPLOY also means USE... It was exported to UN and that's how they were able to use it ...I don't like repeating Myself, we've been through this already..why is it so hard for you to learn

jln115:
but you haven't

I have

samorobo:


I am not arguing this with you..we've constantly been ranked high year in year out and we keep doing better every year even webometrics speaks highly of our universities ..You won't be saying the bolded if it was Ghana unis that was ranked that way..stop applying sentiment

Even the blind knows uni of Ghana is no ones mate in west africa. the only uni with quaternary care in the whole of west Africa. Nigeria bogus changes begin only in 2017. just check below that perioud and see for yourself.

samorobo:



Sorry I forgot to answer this earlier...

This was what I was saying earlier

https://www-nytimes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/world/africa/ghana-us-military-deal-protests.amp.html?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQEKAFwAQ%3D%3D#aoh=15683123687051&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nytimes.com%2F2018%2F03%2F28%2Fworld%2Fafrica%2Fghana-us-military-deal-protests.html

By the way they are various links online that attest to this event happening last year


https://www.defense.gov/Newsroom/News/Article/Article/1580061/united-accord-brings-together-us-ghanaian-troops/

You see the article you quoted says the joint exercise took place in kofi annah peace keeping institute. while that of the trainning took place at jungle welfare trainnng institute ( the only institute for that in west africa) . you should be able to separate the obvious mistake you keep committing.


And regards to the 20 million buying of security space. it is another misconception from you. America wanted to expand his millitary mission in Ghana( the money is for buying of equipment and setting up in Ghana, not giving Ghana Goverment as a kickback ) just like he had been doing. but the opposition kick against it( for obvious reasons) . since Ghana is democratic country . it is easy to mobilised people of like mind . people matched in the street and demand the Goverment to stop the arrangement. I bet such a voluntary demonstration hardly exist in west africa.

for such a critical information to get to ordinary ghanian shows how democratic Ghana is. such information is always hidden from the public until it is done. it is security issue .


currently , America is setting up a 100 million dollar drone base in Niger republic. yet it still dosnt mean they are buying up Niger.

GREAT NEWS..

Ajiri Daniels 1 min ago

Agribusiness: Firm links Nigerian farmers to $100bn UAE market

Uche Usim, Abuja

Hopes of boosting agribusiness in Nigeria brightened on Friday as a consulting and digital technology firm, Crenov8 Consulting, is working on creating a strong linkage between Nigerian farmers and produce buyers in the United Arab Emirates and Africa.

The firm said the UAE market remains very lucrative for Nigerian farmers to explore because the Gulf nation imports about 80 per cent of its food and the market is estimated to be worth over $100 billion.

The Manager Consultant of Crenov8, Bola Oyedele who made the disclosures at a workshop themed: “Meet the Farmers Conference (MTFC)” in Abuja, said the aim was to bridge the gap between the African market and the Dubai market, and other markets within the Gulf region.

According to her, the government needs to broaden the existing bilateral agreement to accommodate private sector players.

She said the move has become necessary because in 2017 Crenov8 was totally rejected by the Dubai government when it tried to partner with it, insisting it would only deal with the Nigerian government.

“A country like China is making it because of their strong bilateral agreement with other countries; so we need our government to come in with a strong bilateral agreement that will bring in foreign investors for the development of the country,” she said.

Oyedele further revealed that an event was being put together from November 27-28 in Dubai for Nigerian farmers to meet their counterparts in other countries to allow for cross-pollination and synergy.

“The theme of that event is “Creating a Sustainable Future for Food Security”. Crenov8 has resolved to ensure the use of modern technology in Africa”, she added.

Also speaking at the event, the representative of the Federation of Agricultural Commodity Association Of Nigeria (FACAN), Musa Labara, explained that the MTFC initiative was aimed at connecting large-scale agro-commodity producers to buyers from the Middle East.

He said: “We are not only talking about the international market but, including our local market because we need a standard market.

“We want to meet with the international standards, so that our commodity can be marketed both at home and abroad without any challenge,” he said.

A documentary broadcast at the event showed that Nigeria is the second largest producer of sorghum in the world and largest producer of rice in Africa, with over 30 million hectares of farmland cultivated.

It further revealed that on a yearly basis, Africa exports over $35 billion worth of agriculture produce to other parts of the world and analysts have speculated that this figure will rise to $400 billion by 2050.

samorobo:


You will continue to do nothing.. do you know the word DEPLOY also means USE... It was exported to UN and that's how they were able to use it ...I don't like repeating Myself, we've been through this already..why is it so hard for you to learn

do you know the words DEPLOY and USE don't mean BUY or EXPORTED...... The vehicles used by the UN are not owned and have never been bought by the UN.

They are owned by the countries participating in those UN missions.

And guessing by your silence on the fact, I assume you have realised that no proforce vehicle has ever been exported to Southern Africa.

Lastly The pic below: a pair of Rooivalk attack helicopters used during a MONUSCO mission.... These helicopters are owned and operated by SAAF and not the UN just like the Proforce vehicles deployed are owned and operated by the country that owns them and not the UN.

samorobo:



I have

y you have not

the largest westafrica greenhouse farm born in Ghana......

vaxx:
[b]Even the blind knows[/b]uni of Ghana is no ones mate in west africa. the only uni with quaternary care in the whole of west Africa. Nigeria bogus changes begin only in 2017. just check below that perioud and see for yourself.

You said nothing, you only told me what you think ...do you think using the word at bolded will make it any less(the superiority of our uni) or acceptable...I know you want to defend your alma matar but I am sorry that's the way it is .....why am I even wasting my time arguing this our uni rules

jln115:
do you know the words DEPLOY and USE don't mean BUY or EXPORTED...... The vehicles used by the UN are not owned and have never been bought by the UN.

They are owned by the countries participating in those UN missions.

And guessing by your silence on the fact, I assume you have realised that no proforce vehicle has ever been exported to Southern Africa.

Lastly The pic below: a pair of Rooivalk attack helicopters used during a MONUSCO mission.... These helicopters are owned and operated by SAAF and not the UN just like the Proforce vehicles deployed are owned and operated by the country that owns them and not the UN.

@bolded I just clarified that to you on that.

@ 2nd bolded you are just being delusional..keep assuming mate

jln115:
y you have not

I have

samorobo:


@bolded I just clarified that to you on that.

@ 2nd bolded you are just being delusional..keep assuming mate

1.You said the UN bought the ARA I just clarified that it hadn't.

2. So has proforce exported any vehicles to Southern Africa..... Yes or No?

samorobo:


I have

But........ You haven't

vaxx:
You should have Google the word and cross check if it exist in nigeria. and beside have you checked young university ranking by the same organization?

Yes I didn't bother checking because I don't see the point doing that. You are saying we started ranking well in 2017, I THOUGHT THERE IS FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING, yours that has been ranked well what stopped it from loosing it position? Why is it not also ranked? Was it also influenced to be ranked lowly?...let's just say Yours is better, it should be competing with ours on that ranking but clearly that's not the case.. Time HIGHER EDUCATION (THE) are not the first to rank us well other rankings have done that as well, they can't all be wrong...just wait 2021 and you would see more Nigerian unis rank higher

vaxx:
Even the blind knows uni of Ghana is no ones mate in west africa. the only uni with quaternary care in the whole of west Africa. Nigeria bogus changes begin only in 2017. just check below that perioud and see for yourself.

pls, which ghana?

U mean d same ghana that has only 2 unis in top 100 and 3 unis in top 200 unis in africa.

After legon (univesity of ghana) and KNUST, d rest na mushroom uni jare.

Go siddon somewia jor.

kikuyu1:


If you can't see the obvious even if you had 7 lifetimes of 300 years each you still never understand!

how can someone see d obvious in "i heard", "someone said"?

Oga, u're mad.

theenchanter:
pls, which ghana?

U mean d same ghana that has only 2 unis in top 100 and 3 unis in top 200 unis in africa.

After legon (univesity of ghana) and KNUST, d rest na mushroom uni jare.

Go siddon somewia jor.

haaaaaa. most of Ghana universities are very young . just wait. you will soon begining to see them ranking high. and as for the three constant ranked uni, Ghana used to have them as her only higher institution for the past 40 years.... Legon for almost 10 years. so relax . it is simply going to change sooner.

Xenophobia: Nigerian professors suggest solution

Abdullahi Ashafa, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academics, Kaduna State University (KASU), on Wednesday urged the Nigerian government to shift its foreign Policy from African centred to citizens centred.

Mr Ashafa, a professor of Diplomatic and Military History, made the call during a Discourse on “Xenophobia in South Africa: Its Origins, Trends and Remedies”, organized by the History Department of KASU.

He said Nigeria must abandon its “Father Christmas“ foreign policy which leaves it with nothing to show for it, to a more rewarding foreign policy beneficial to Nigerians.

He said that rather than cry over xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, the federal government should make the country attractive as a destination for greener pasture.

According to him, the foreign policy of a country depends on the strength of its economy, military and leadership.

He therefore called on Nigerian leaders to live up to their responsibilities to make Nigeria great and attractive.

“We are living in past glories by telling South Africans our roles in their liberation struggle, which they have all forgotten and treated as event of the past.

“Our country has retrogressed and became irrelevant because we have been surpassed by countries that once looked up to Nigeria as a destination for better living.

“We have been sleeping for too long, governed by corrupt, gluttonous, predatory and irresponsible clique of elite.

“We have allowed our corruption, terrorism, banditry, lawlessness and laziness, bad roads, non-functional institutions and infrastructure to define us, which allowed the world to treat us as bunch of criminals,“ he noted.

The professor further said: “If anything, the South African events should wake us up as Nigerians once woke in the 1980s, with the popular slogan ‘Ghana Must GO’.

“Today, Ghana is the envy of not only Nigerians but the rest of African countries,“ Mr Ashafa said.

He, however, advised the South African Government to educate its citizens to embrace the African identity and run an inclusive government to attract more skilled Africans to create an ‘America in Africa’.

The DVC explained that, as the most industrialized economy on the continent, South Africa is the only country that could provide economic opportunities to African professionals.

The South African justice system, he said, must also wake up to its responsibilities, stressing that over 400 foreigners were killed between 2008 to date and none of the perpetrators was convicted.

On his part, Jeremiah Methuselah, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Arts, KASU, said the xenophobia was not fear of foreigners but deep-seated hatred of South Africans against their fellow Africans.

Mr Methuselah blamed the unabated attacks on fellow blacks Africans, on economic competition, false nationalism, the feeling of superiority over fellow blacks and exclusive nature of the country’s governance.

He explained that the many years of apartheid has robbed the South Africans of their self-esteem and isolated them from other Africans, stressing the need to help them out of their current psycho-phobia.

Another discussant, Suleiman Shehu, Director, Centre for Basic Studies, KASU, noted that apartheid was abolished in 1994, but the mental effect remained with the South Africans.

According to him, Africans need fellow Africans to move forward as a continent, adding that embracing inclusive policies would help attract more ideas and skills needed for growth and development.

Earlier, the Chairman of the event, Terhemba Wuam, Dean Students Affairs, KASU, said that History Department had continued to set agenda in discussing issues of national and international interest.

Mr Wuam, the immediate past Head of the department, said that the 90 per cent of those controlling the South African economy were western foreigners.

He said that the intense competition on the 10 per cent economic opportunities by the indigenous population and other Africans was among major factors fueling xenophobic attacks.

vaxx:
the largest westafrica greenhouse farm born in Ghana......

what's d capacity and size... the largest hydroponic tomato greenhouse is currently in Nigeria.

U can prove me wrong, anyway.

vaxx1:
haaaaaa. most of Ghana universities are very young . just wait. you will soon begining to see them ranking high. and as for the three constant ranked uni, Ghana used to have them as her only higher institution for the past 40 years.... Legon for almost 10 years. so relax . it is simply going to change sooner.

vaxx:
Even the blind knows uni of Ghana is no ones mate in west africa. the only uni with quaternary care in the whole of west Africa. Nigeria bogus changes begin only in 2017. just check below that perioud and see for yourself.

so, whats d essence of ur previous post? hope u know wetin u dey talk sha?

For ur info... the highest ranked nigerian university in the latest world ranking was founded in 2002, its ranked between 400-500, what's ur excuse again?

theenchanter:
so, whats d essence of ur previous post? hope u know wetin u dey talk sha?

For ur info... the highest ranked nigerian university in the latest world ranking was founded in 2002, its ranked between 400-500, what's ur excuse again?

obviously. it is stupid comparing covenant with legon . anybody with his headup will not try it. just as it is stupid to compare Ui with covenant. even in the ranking , the institution acknowledge fouray bay college as the best uni in Africa outside south Africa yet it is not mentioned in the table.

theenchanter:
what's d capacity and size... the largest hydroponic tomato greenhouse is currently in Nigeria.

U can prove me wrong, anyway.

it has 75 greenhouse domes. what is the capacity of Nigeria greenhouse?

samorobo:


That's nice Jare..RVP will not like this, its hurts him so bad ..pls always update us just to annoy him

Sure bro. I will update you guys as usual